Pugsley Outlines Future of Agriculture in Midwest
Dr. C. W. Pugsley president of South Dakota State College spoke to the South Dakota Bankers association in Brookings on May 8. He said agriculture will move to larger, machinery operated farms owned by families, with more schooling and technical apprenticeship, while avoiding reliance on syndicate farming. He stressed farmers must stay abreast of times and market products efficiently.
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Brookings
South Dakota Bankers Association
C. W. Pugsley
South Dakota State College
Midwest
Pugsley
State College
Homestead Tracts Open In 2 Counties
In Dewey and Carson counties several government land tracts sold years ago reverted to the government due to payment defaults. Over 20 thousand acres are now open to homestead settlement, enabling multiple homestead opportunities in these counties.
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Dewey and
Carson
Fireworks Now Being Made in South Dakota
YANKTON May 8 The Dakota Fireworks company started to manufacture fireworks to fill orders for a few states and county fairs that will use the Made in South Dakota product this year Four structures are in place at the factory site near the Jim River and more are in process of construction R I Politis manager has brought experienced men from Chicago to manufacture the fireworks These men were formerly associated with him in the Chicago factory.
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South Dakot
Yankton
Dakota Fireworks Company
South Dakota
Gawre Jim River
Mrare
R. i Politis
Chicago
New Creamery To Be Started At Yankton
A new creamery begins operations in Yankton around June with Barry Drier purchasing the Calaries Weiland property on Gronaway Work crews are adding improvements to ready the facility for operation by Drict.
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Yankton
Barry Drier
Calaries Weiland
Gronaway
Drict
Milbank High Plans Largest Class in History
Forty nine Milbank High School students will finish their work this year, marking the largest class in the school’s history. Dr David Allen Anderson president of Northern Normal will deliver the commencement address at Milbank.
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Milbank
David Allen Anderson
Northern Norwinal
27 Pound Pike Is Caught In Kampeska
Watertown May 8 M RB Allen of Watertown caught a great northern pike weighing 27 pounds and four feet long from Lake Kampeska using a spoon hook on a Norwegian gled. The fish fought hard and was killed after being hauled near shore on the northwest side.
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Kampeska Watertown
M. RB. Allen
Watertown
Lake Kampeska
Allen
Lake Samposka
Former Dean To Head Madison Summer School
Former dean at Western Teachers College Miss June Emil y will return to Madison to direct the summer school. The six week session runs June 10 to July 19 with large attendance anticipated. N Steele, secretary of the S D Ti, will join the staff handling review sections and supervising classes.
Grange Convention Heads to Flandreau in June
FULANDREAU May 8 Hundreds of members of the South Dakota Grange are expected to attend the annual convention in Flandreau June 10 and 11. Sessions will be held in the Flandreau city park. W W Sayles the treasurer of the state organization said the Grange is a strong farm group on a national scale with growing branches across eastern South Dakota.
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Fulandreau
South Dakota
Grange
Wlandreau
W. W. Sayles
Harrold Goat Delivers Four Kids on Farm
On the I J Earle farm in Harrold a goat named Jéven delivered four kids in a single birth. The four kids are reported to be in good health. The event drew several onlookers who noted the unusually large litter.
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Harrold
Jéven
I.J. Earle
Ames Farmers Try Listing Corn This Year
Ames region farmers plan to try listed corn planting this year after partial attempts in the past. Several growers have already begun planting as they experiment with the method in hopes of better yields.
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Ames
Corm
Groton Band Heads to State Contest in Vermillion
Groton high school band will travel to Vermillion for the state contest with Pellman Thede and Joyd Tolleran competing in baritone horn and mellophone solos. They led district winners from Aberdeen, and other Groton entrants placed highly in orchestra choir and solo events. Music director Carlo Victorio Sperati plans to leave Groton next fall for Mankato to head the music department.
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Groton
Groton High School
Vermillion
Bennetts van Bramer
Esther
Stieltz
Isthes Dunn
John Holtz
Lyle Brant
Winifred Cody
Carlo Victorio Sperati
Sperati
Luther College
Luther
United States
Europe
Mankato
Fear of Feed Shortage Highlights Argonne Talk
At Argonne on May 8 special dispatches report farmers warning of imminent feed shortage as pastures fail to develop and alfalfa and stored hay run low. The concern follows a mild winter and rapid pasture growth delays. In Richland township Iroquois a W M H S meeting with Mrs Ina Gilchrist records nine members and two visitors. Blanche Highland led a missions discussion.
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Argonne Argonne
Northern Normal selects Felton as Patton superintendent
May 8 Aberdeen report says Oren Felton of Northern Normal School will serve as superintendent of the Patton public schools next year. In Argonne Glen Luman broke 25 acres on the Kent farm west of town, then began 5 more acres for Ora Beal to seed to flax.
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White Lake
May S
Oren Felton
Northern Normal School
Aberdeen
Patton Public Schools
Argonne
Glen Luman
Kent Farm
City
Ashton Pastor Accepts Clark Church Call
The Rev. A. A. Nelson, serving Ashton and Athol Congregational churches for a year and a half, has accepted a call to Clark. He plans to move to Clark around June 1.
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Ashton
Clark Church
A. A. Nelson
Ashton and Athol
Clark
Nelson
Odd Fellows Lodge Marks 110th Birthday in Highmore
Members of the Odd Fellows lodge attended the Congregational church in Highmore for the 110th anniversary of the lodge. The sermon titled Friends Forever reflected the order's work. An instrumental quartet and the choir provided special music.
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Highmore
ODD Krellows
Mark Lodge
Odd Fellows Lodge
Friends
Pioneer farmer links cyclones to exhaust gas
Unloum Idea Miller May Ji Jenner, a pioneer farmer northeast of here, believes cyclones and tornados are caused by automobile and tractor exhaust. He says air is filled to overflowing and predicts trouble as weather grows hot.
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Miller
Ji. Jenner
Here
Harrold Forms Baseball Team With May 19 Start
A baseball team has been organized in Harrold and practice has begun. They expect to be ready for games on May 19. Talks of forming a league have been heard, but no league has been organized yet.
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Harrold
Fay
Talented Home Talent Show Draws Big Crowd at Marvold High
A large audience attended the home talent play at Marvold high school gymnasium directed by the Rev. Father Coyne of the local Catholic church.
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Harrold
Marvold High School
Father Coyne
Catholic Church
Seven Plows Ready for Planting Across Local Farm
Special report notes Carl Leidtke among area farmers who practice large scale output. He currently operates seven plows turning the corn ground and plans to begin planting soon.
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Danforth
Carl Leidtke
Water Tap Found on Charles Donahue Farm Well
Joe Bull a well driller tapped a flow of water on the Charles Donahue farm. The discovery occurred during the eleventh well drilled in the area in May.
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Danforth
Joe Bull
Charles Donahue
Onida Boy Hurt In West Of Town Car Accident
Five year old Jackie Howard son of Mr and Mrs Hal Howard was injured when the car door opened and a piece of gas pipe struck his face while traveling six miles west of Onida. He was rushed to Pierre for treatment and was reported with facial injuries and hurt hips and teeth.
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Onida
Jackie
Hal Howard
Baalmanns Gas Tablets Promise Permanent Relief
An old advertisement touts Baalmanns Gas Tablets as a permanent cure for gas in the stomach and bowels. It claims to relieve empty stomach sensations nervous feelings pulsations and improves breathing after meals while preventing gas from disrupting circulation. The ad markets a yellow package at $1 in drug stores.
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Baalman
Baalmann
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